when you make a form and use a "send" or "submit" button at the end, were does the information people enter in the form link to when they click the button, "submit" or "send" and how do we retrieve the information
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Please read the forms tutorials. You will see that the info is Emailed to your own email address. Which answers all your questions.Navaldesign
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Here are the three tutorials Navaldesign mentioned (scroll down):
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Originally posted by Tom Finley View PostHere are the three tutorials Navaldesign mentioned (scroll down):
http://www.vodahost.com/tut_bluevoda.htm
thanks
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Originally posted by obianuju View Postthanks, have figured it out but there is one problem, how do i link the sucess and error pages? also while we are still at it, how do i optimize my website so that i can google it.
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Depending on the method that you are using for the forms, the pages may already be made for you. If you are using the form wizard you will have to follow the directions below.
Make a page named " success " (no quotes) to indicate to your user..
"Hey you were successful in sending your info" or something like that.
Make sure you include your navigation menu on the page.
Publish it.......done there
Same for " error "
Tell the user to return to the form and correct errors.
No additional linking need as that is built into the form.CarbonTerry
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Originally posted by CarbonTerry View PostDepending on the method that you are using for the forms, the pages may already be made for you. If you are using the form wizard you will have to follow the directions below.
Make a page named " success " (no quotes) to indicate to your user..
"Hey you were successful in sending your info" or something like that.
Make sure you include your navigation menu on the page.
Publish it.......done there
Same for " error "
Tell the user to return to the form and correct errors.
No additional linking need as that is built into the form.
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Sign in to where?
Search what?CarbonTerry
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Originally posted by CarbonTerry View PostSign in to where?
Search what?
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Ok your going to have to sit down and rethink your whole site out. if your building your site in bv then this is not going to work without some heavy scripting or program that can handle what you want to do. like the log in this is not a question of one or two pages this can involve in the simplest script 20 to 30 pages ( mainly php based ) plus a database and thats just for the log in.
the search again easy one like google and in site not to bad to put in but when you start to do searches by categories then it gets more complicated.
all seems easy when you go to a site that has these options but it's like everything else it's what goes on in the backroom that makes the whole thing work.
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Originally posted by Alien Dude View PostOk your going to have to sit down and rethink your whole site out. if your building your site in bv then this is not going to work without some heavy scripting or program that can handle what you want to do. like the log in this is not a question of one or two pages this can involve in the simplest script 20 to 30 pages ( mainly php based ) plus a database and thats just for the log in.
the search again easy one like google and in site not to bad to put in but when you start to do searches by categories then it gets more complicated.
all seems easy when you go to a site that has these options but it's like everything else it's what goes on in the backroom that makes the whole thing work.
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